Blue Water Diving
Blue Water Diving is a PADI 5 Star IDC dive centre in Puerto Rico, in the municipality of Mogán in the south of Gran Canaria. It runs guided boat and shore dives on reefs, wrecks, walls and caves around the island, always in small groups, and teaches PADI courses from beginner up to instructor level for people aged 8 and over, as well as try dives and snorkelling.
Blue Water Diving is a dive centre in Puerto Rico, Mogán, in the south of Gran Canaria, rated PADI 5 Star IDC. It caters for divers of every level, from people who want to try snorkelling or make their first dive to experienced divers, with PADI instructors and divemasters, and its training ranges from Open Water and specialities such as Nitrox up to instructor courses, for people aged 8 and over.
Guided dives go out by boat and from the shore, in small groups, to sites spread from the north to the south of the island: reefs, wrecks, rock walls and underwater caves. According to the centre, lobster, dolphins, octopus, angel sharks, stingrays, butterfly rays and moray eels are regularly seen on these dives. The centre also offers the theory part of PADI courses online.
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